The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-08-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Remenyi is now fiddling in South Africa.
The Alameda is docked at the Mail
wharf
The Emersonan Minstrels failed to
turn up.
The steamers Kinau and Likelike are
due this morning.
Lock Richardson's, the reader, is coming
money i'll the Colonies.
Melvin Staples, Jailor of Oahu Prison,
has been granted letters patent of deniza-
ton.
A heavy shower of rain fell about 5
o'clock last evening, cooling the atmos-
phere.
The foreign mail by the Alameda closes
at the Post Office at $50 this morning.
Be in time.
Messrs. ]. S. Webb, Henry Poor and
Miss Mollie Bush returned from Samoa by
the Alameda.
Security Will be given when necessary to
holders of meal tickets for the Club House
Dining Rooms.
Jack Aud, well-known pugilist, is a
through passenger by the Alameda. He
is tough 'un.
Purser Sutton is the owner of a magic
cane. He had some fun with it at the Ho-
tel last evening.
Robert Lee, late night clerk at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, has taken charge of the
WAIKIKI Bath-house.
An expressman named J. Green was
thrown out of his wagon yesterday after
noon, but not seriously hurt.
Mr. Alfred Hilder, an Alderman of
Manly, watering place near Sydney, is
passenger on the Alameda.
The passengers by the Alameda spent
considerable money In town yesterday.
Quite number visited the Pail.
Mrs. Captain H. Weber, wife OF the
former Captain of the Zealandia, is a |
through passenger by the Alameda.
Mr.. Leopold Jordan, dramatic author |
and journalist, is a through passenger by
the Alameda, Ell route to England.
Captain 6. r. G. Jackson, of the Kaimi-
loa, has been in i'll health during the
greater part of the time he has been alb
sent.
Hanlan, the Canadian Oarsman, sails for
Australia on August 18th. He is expected
to pass through here on the Zealandia next
week,
At 10 o'clock this morning Messrs. r. P.
Adams q Co. will sell the household furni-
ture at the residence of J. Berry, Nuuanu
street.
Ha D1r of ho A a1o r.
J. 3. Sutton, has the thanks of the ADvER-
rIsER for prompt delivery of Colonial files
of papers.
Mr.. G. w. Hubbard, who for the past two
years has represented some of Americas
in Sydney, is a through passenger
oy the Alameda.
The regular monthly meeting of the.
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society will |
De held this evening at the residence of
Mr.. S. B. Dole.
a writ of error has been granted in
Naxwell's (the murderer) case, and the re-
ult is that the execution will probably be
Indefinitely postponed
The latest advices from New Guinea
tate that H. NJ. S. Rapid and Harrier have
helled the villages of the tribes who mas
acred a number of Cinnamon.
The San Francisco Chamber of Com {
nerce has petitioned the United States {
congress to assist in the construction of a
able across the Pacific to Australia, via l
he Hawaiian Islands. J
A serious fire occurred August 9th in l
George street, Sydney, in the premises of
lloyd q Jones, MERGERS and Kenny &
ones, photographers, and Ferrari's wine
hop. The total loss was $3.50, 900.
Off the ice to-day: Pears, large and 7
mall, and other fresh fruits. The usual
apply of young chickens and pigs to y
rider at the California Fruit Market, King
rect.
For the benefit of the guests at the Ho-
i, and the passengers by the Alameda,
Lanager Bartlett arranged a concert last
7ening at the Hotel by the Hawaiian
uintette Club. 1t was enjoyed by those q
resent. ,
After the third day out at sea what =,
ire time Majors Parker, Hayley and g.
orwell and the joviaI Capt. Morse will
ave on the Alameda. How the we'll q
lown laugh of the Captain will ring out u
trough the ship. u
Mr.. A. Hoffnung, the Hawaiian Charge 3
Affaires at the Court of st. James, with n
RS. and Miss Hoffnung, arrived safely in c;
Tdney in the steamship Alameda on their CT
sit to the Colonies, and were the guests Ia
Mr. B. F. Marks, Cambrian Villa, Potts .,
pint.
Shooting Accident